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Citycon is the leading owner and developer of urban hubs in the Nordics and Baltics. Our 28 mixed-use, necessity-based centres are located in the major cities in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Estonia. We transform unique locations into sustainable communities and cities full of life, serving over 120 million people each year and delivering long-term share value.

East Capital is a leading active asset manager specialising in emerging and frontier markets. Our investment teams base their investment strategy on in-depth knowledge of local markets, fundamental analysis and frequent company visits. Evaluation of ESG-related risks and opportunities forms an integral part of the investment process. We favour investments in companies that show long-term sustainable growth and have responsible owners. www.eastcapital.com

TGS BALTIC is a top-tier commercial law firm with a full-service integrated pan-Baltic practice and a reputation for excellence well beyond the region. Comprehensive advice and strategic solutions for transactions and disputes, local and cross-border, at the highest professional standards, are the hallmark of our international team of accomplished legal professionals. Reviews of the world's best legal service providers, including Chambers Global, Chambers Europe, Legal 500 and IFLR 1000, consistently give top marks to the firm and its lawyers. • Offices in ESTONIA (Tallinn, Tartu), LATVIA (Riga) and LITHUANIA (Vilnius). • Services in English, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuania, Russian, Polish, Finnish, German and French. • Successful track record with clients from many industries, including prominent local and multinational institutions such as Swedbank, SEB, Maxima, Tele2, ERGO, airBaltic, Mars Lietuva, Ingman, Klaipedos Nafta, PKN Orlen, Microsoft, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Michelin, Phillip Morris, RSA, Hewlett-Packard, Sony, Oracle, Valeant, Avon Cosmetics, Blackrock Communications, European Investment Bank, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, NASDAQ OMX, MasterCard, Lukoil, Viasat, Korea Electric Power, Telefonica, and others.